And that he probably killed her when he realize that she is talking to the police... I think I wouldn't call the police in that moment, I would have to much fear
Terrell Bone what kind of stupid comment is that? You don’t know if that’s not what he likes to do keep some girls for a time use them then kill them. It seems to be a pattern
Ugh, just thinking what had him so knocked out like that. Even the police said "still sleeping"? But at least she has her life. Now she has a lifetime of this memory 🙏🏼
@@adamanon3371 no, not a good thing, just so tramatic that maybe she can and will use this pain as a teachable moment. Nothing good about this incident.
“i’ve been abducted and i am trapped in a room while he’s sleeping” “can you get out of the room?” “ah shit, didn’t even think about that one, thanks mate.”
U know all these details will decide her fate right? If she couldn't get out of the room, it means that the police would have to guess which house it is without waking the suspect up and taking the girl hostage, or escaping. Do u notice how the dispatcher wanted the girl to look out of the window?
Gaming_ 189 True. Not everyone is religious. But u said “no one cares.” That’s not true, because there are religious ppl, as well. That’s all I’m sayin. Peace be with u 🙏🏾
@@anonemoqq prolly cause they couldnt find signs that the house was occupied or something besides the caller didnt know the exact location, so that ended up making a larger search area
@@ad7287 She couldn't describe the house, she just said it was opposite the laundromat on 4th street and it could have been any one of them. She seemed to have seen them from the window while they were trying to find the house (probably walked away from the one she was in, not knowing it was that one) so she told the operator to tell them to come back because it was the right one
@@Domihork They weren’t about to leave lmao. They were looking for her. She didn’t know the address, so they were looking house to house. They passed hers. They weren’t leaving.
@@powder5236 they have to keep the call on and going to track it, but not necessarily make her talk. The dispatcher could've just told her to stay quiet and keep reassuring the victim.
Mk J yes but what did she mean by saying “tell them to come back”? Who to come back? Where had they gone? Did they pass the house? That’s why I’m a bit lost.
The just identified his last victim through DNA search. She left her boyfriend and kids in Louisiana and was selling magazine subscriptions and sold one to his Mom. He offered her a ride when he spotted her a few weeks later and killed her. Dana Lowrey was her name, no one ever cared enough to report her missing. Sad.
In America, it’s different, and, of course, this was a very very rare case. Also, in crisis training as a citizen, I was told to yell vile language at an attacker to show power on their level...
The fact that’s she’s calm when she said “please hurry” means she had matured throughout the situation enough to be patient and not shout on the phone. Truly inspiring
Why would she shout? Are you thinking before you comment? No one would shout in this situation unless they want to wake the kidnapper up. 🤦🏻♀️ obviously no one’s going to shout “HELP PLEASE HURRY!” Bc common sense would wake them up
they should make a 911 texting thing for this. Sometimes you CANNOT talk in situations like this. Edit: Hey y’all! Back 10 months later! Thank you all for the likes. I have read about this and this will most likely be a thing across the US by 2021. :)
I’m telling y’all as someone who was duct taped and a gun to their head! I don’t think I would’ve had her courage when my incident happened. So glad she’s ok. You’re a strong woman. Thankfully my attackers stole and then left us without shooting us. That takes guts! Thank you Jesus!
We all have a different response don’t be hard on yourself everything happens for a reason maybe staying calm and not trying anything is what saved you and didn’t trigger them to do anything ❤
Yes, it is so sad -- the psychotic killer's name is Shawn Grate. He admitted to raping and killing at least 5 other women, and there is evidence that he killed even more. Even though Ohio has the death penalty, he was given life imprisonment without parole. The name of this woman (on the 911 call) has not been publicly released, but it is a matter of fact that her actions stopped this serial killer. Edit: My mistake -- as mentioned by ew1128 below, Grate WAS sentenced to death for the murders of two of his victims, but his execution was stayed pending appeal. He was sentenced to life imprisonment for the other 3 murders. My mistake -- I was reading about the 3 murders and didn't know that he was sentenced to death for the other 2 -- thanks to ew1128 for the correction.
@@rohitrikhi Yes, I agree that he should have gotten the death penalty. Hopefully he will not hurt the prison guards and the other prisoners, but we can only hope that he won't do that since now the prison guards and other prisoners have to deal with him for the rest of his life, and he might not even change...so he will still have others in danger. He seems to me a perfect case for the death penalty.
The death penalty is weird concept for me if you think that someone has done some truly horrific things without remorse. Seeing as you'd also give a beloved pet or family member in severe pain the same ending, without trying to sound like a dick. Lifetime in prison with someone working their darndest on getting the catch that keeps him from feeling bad for what he did to click loose. Then a lifetime of guilt. *That* imo, is a punishment. The only good one I can imagine, without becoming savages ourselves. I guess the whole "death penalty, but you're on death row for an undisclosed period of time" also carries a torture-aspect that punishes, however.
Now this is amazing. The dispatcher was sweet and the woman was successfully saved. These kinds of stories are so scary, but when they have a happy ending, it’s one to tell to everyone. I’m so glad the woman was saved and I hope she is doing great now! God bless the policemen and the dispatcher and this poor woman.
The 911-woman asked because bathrooms usually have locks on them. So the caller could hide in the bathroom and lock the door while waiting for help, or climb out the window. But she's stuck.
probably not just the 3 bodies they found were his only victims, those were likely just the ones they found...scary she also saved tons of other possible lives
Abductee: “I’ve been abducted.” Dispatcher: “But you’re at the laundromat?” This was nuts! I was losing it! Thankfully this brave, amazing young woman was calm and the dispatcher came to her senses. What a horrific situation to be in.
Oh my goodness tears are running down my face. I have to applaud this woman and her bravery. Oh my word. Serial killer? Serial rapist? When she said tell them to come back, my heart started racing. Good job
Eve Storm I'm just saying. It doesn't matter if it were a woman or a man. It's the same thing. You dont have to emphasize the woman in the comment. She could have just left it at "she was really brave doing what she did." Stuff like this happens daily. The reaction isnt or shouldnt be different wheather the person was white black a girl or boy.
TheEnlightened One I mean whenever I see anyone brave I say either “that’s a brave man” or “that’s a brave woman”. It’s just a factual statement, no it doesn’t matter their gender but she’s just stating the fact that she is a brave woman, nothing wrong with that.
Omgosh, when they said they found bodies my mouth was left hanging open! That means he was 100% going to kill her & she would be dead if she didn't get lose to make that call!
i dont think they left, they were probably walking around the outside of the house and just happened to pass the window she was going to be at because she wasnt there yet when they passed
@@shoyrushoyru The 911 dispatcher is outrageous. The victim said she's abducted, her abductor is in the house and she give the address. That's enough to dispatch armed cops and tell them to expect the worst. Many of her questions in lihht of the situation werw not necessary. Just irritating.
@@HusseinDoha people often misses the obvious stuff, like when you call a tech support for forgetting to plug in or turn the power on. The victim was in a horrible state, the dispatcher needs to keep her calm by asking question about her surrounding and help her navigate the way to safety. And the police does not have the exact address of the building.
@HusseinDoha they need to know the exact spot and real-time situation. What if the moment they arrived the bad guy held that girl hostage?? It's not as easy as you think calm down
I'm so teary eyed to her situation and listening to her. That is so scary. No one should ever experience this. I'm glad that you're saved. I hope this will never happen to anyone.
the volume is amplified to make us hear better the girl that is whispering, and she asks “the dumbest questions” cause she has to keep her calm while they’re tracking the phone to localize her
Couldn't the girl just put the phone on the floor or something if it was to attempt to use geolocation data? I was frustrated that the dispatcher didn't seem to pay attention to one of the first things she said about being across the street from the laundromat.
anyone else click this after watching the pizza 911 call *edit:* hello everyone this is crazy that so many people also came from the pizza 911 call i just randomly commented this but apparently youtube recommends us all the same things lol
Mayank Tripathi - Hell yeah, I'm with ya there. This dispatcher was awesome. Patient, not talking too loud but still speaking clearly (a lot of them talk way too damn loud even in situations like this one where they ought to know better), staying with her and giving her sound advice and keeping calm... all in all this dispatcher was remarkable. She and the caller sounded like a real team, trying to get her outta there asap. This dispatcher should be proud of herself, for real :)
master cheef - What about my comment leads you to assume I'm "pasty" (which I'm taking to mean "white", indicating to me that you're black, or just non-white, at least)? Care to name an example of what you mean, exactly? Or give an idea of what you'd do differently if you were the dispatcher? The woman made it out safely, despite the apparent dumbassedness of the dispatcher's questions, so I don't really see what you're on about, there. If you ACTUALLY have a real answer to any of those questions, I'm actually curious to know... but I don't think you do. I think your brain just discharged a bit of mental waste on the YT comments section. You should probably get that checked out. 'Cuz the kind of DENSE MOTHERFUCKERS who mudsling on someone's race WHEN THEY CAN'T EVEN SEE OR HEAR THE PERSON TO BEGIN WITH are the same kind of people who wind up making Darwin Award-worthy decisions. So fucking dim, for chrissake...
Jesus. That's absolutely 100% correct. How utterly terrifying that is. And how desperately scary it must have been to make the decision to make the phone call and try and quietly grab his phone and sneak over to the other side of the room 😖
I feel sorry for everyone who has gone through this, those who didn't make it out alive..., and the ones in it right now. I hope they can find the courage to escape/find peace in their hearts again
I don't think anyone woke him up, plus he probably couldn't even have heard the dispatcher. Phones are really quite and its just louder for us to hear.
Bruno Melon Phones are not quiet. Unless I have super hearing or something. I can hear peoples conversations sometimes clearly. Unless they have their volume all the way down of course.
she kept calm and was composed during the whole call, not many people can do that in such a disturbing situation. I respect her guts in making the call right next to him, many things could've gone wrong that night and I'm glad she was rescued and the bastard was caught. RIP to other victims they couldn't get to in time.
At my old house once, we called police because there were 2 guys with a knife trying to break in. It took the cops 30 minutes to come even though there's a FRIKEN POLICE STATION 5 MINUTES AWAY
wow that's fuckin terrible. In my city in canada, someone was recently murdered and the police haven't really been active on the case. they don't give a shit. some lazy ass cops..
Why are y’all bullying the dispatcher: she kept her tone extremely calm which they are trained to do in order to keep the caller calm. Her voice isn’t that loud and is amplified so WE can hear it, and when the kidnapper woke up she thought quickly and told the caller to “just put the phone down” AND it had a happy ending. Give her credit she did her job very well
more than likely it was recorded by the dispatcher. thats why we hear her... She would not be heard on the other end by anyone else but the caller if the callers phone was not on speaker.
“ right across from The 4th street laundry mat” (repeated twice) Dispatcher; “ are you in the laundromat “ Dispatchers waste a lot of time asking question that have already been revealed by the caller, as well as too many “Huh’s”! First of all, they need to let people under stress know exactly the moment that an officer has been dispatched, so they can be hopeful that a rescue plan is a go. Third, let her know what to do if her abductor awakens, I would tell her. Do not speak at all, do not risk getting caught, just listen to my voice, then console her, 911 Operators act as if they aren’t going to dispatch until they get enough information.
911 operator did a great job she wasn’t getting upset and asked stupid questions like most 911 operators do she almost whispered too keeping everything calmed great job lady who ever you are
Also, where she mentions that the owner of the house was on the verge of waking up. Should this call have been delayed, the ending might have not resulted in a victory for her and a successful escape.
JEEEZZ.. My body is freezing listen to their conversations 😱.. This girl has a great self-control during her scariest time.. May God bless her and us..
@@ad7287 Remember at the start when they asked her the address and if she could describe the house? All she knew is that it was opposite the laundromat on 4th street, they didnt have a specific house. So they were probably trying to find the right one, didn't realise which one she was on or that they were walking away from the correct house. So she told the dispatcher to tell them to go back to the house they were just at
This happened in my hometown of Mansfield, my mom actually knew him through friends. I met him before, he was pretty quiet. He kept trying to get my mom out on a date. She felt like he was odd, definitely had some bad bad vibes around him.
@@19xxmichelle she definitely was! She ran NA meetings, which happens to be where he met most of his victims. He was still going to meeting up until about a week or so before he was caught
Girl: “I’ve been abducted and I’m trapped in a room with the guy. He’s sleeping.” Dispatcher: “Could you wake him up and ask him the address? Actually, could you put me on speaker?”
J Will no they aren’t but now they have the situation of life and death in there hands so that’s why they seem super stressed and nervous and ask anything about the target
@@2point844 exactly. I mean its their responsibility completely that somebody is confiding in them with their life. They could either lead the person to live or die.. even if the smallest mistake is made
Manal I couldn’t agree more people such as J WILL don’t think Into stuff like this and just go straight to blurting whatever it is they have to say out with absolutely zero points or evidence
I mean try to listen to this without reading you wouldn't understanding half what they are talking about it's always ont these 911 calls that they sound as if they are talking from a banana
@@itzCreamStew she could have gotten little soft, I've heard calls in similar situations and some operators started to speak soft when they knew what the situation was
“Can you leave the house” Girl: ah shit homie, my fault, didn’t even think about that one Damn foo, this shit wasn’t even funny, how’d I grab 1K on this comment lmao
This is why we need to teach our daughters and granddaughters street smarts and not just self defense! The only reason she got out alive is she used her head and kept calm and was thinking... I hope and pray that this has not scarred her for life and that she goes on to have a full and happy life... Those other women did not get the chance. Don't let that genetic defect win in your mind, Request to view his execution and put it all behind you sweetie...
I still can't believe the police almost missed her. Imagine he could've waken up and get the phone. The way she whispered -"Tell them to come back" just made me sad. Thank god she is safe now
You can hear on the call (damn the cut) that it only took half a minute from that part to the police enter that house. The reason is that they got the location but they do not know exact house. So in that case, they will break the searching teams (around 10-20 members) into smaller groups and find in different direction. So anyway, they would not miss her, or slower the process.
PaulinePam Richard .. exactly thank God it was not one of those crazy despatch people who belittle and harass the caller or saying Speak up talk louder or I'll hang up.. I hate those stories of the Shitty Despatch people who Screw Things Up and End Up Hanging Up on Them..Good Job Despatch person and GOOD JOB to the WOMAN for having the Nerve and Guts to MAKE THAT CALL... glad she's OK...
***** yes .. Why bother to have a job that you are going to be bad at or have a crappy attitude... I sure would not take a job that I would be shitty at.. At least I know myself enough and care about others enough not to take a job where lives are depending on me if I did not want to do it perfectly.. Money or a Paycheck is never THAT important..
@@dog_lover997 why don't u just be a dispatcher then? Seems like everyone can only judging without realizing how hard it is to become one. & that's not what she meant btw.
The details the abductee was very vague, she didn't know the street or number, just landmarks. So the operator is doing her best to get as much details as possible. If she's able to identify a laundromat across the street, she may have other details.
@@Crazydude2116 Woman: *wakes up abductor* "What size do you wear?" Abductor: "What...if you are talking to Joyce tell her for the last time I said no." Woman: "Is this Joyce?" 911: ".......yes."
@@GrooveYouVerse I know their job is hard. But for some reason like 90% of operators have annoying voices. It is as if that is a requirement. No Troy Aikmans allowed.
I mean, I for one believe it's more of a punishment to make them spend life in prison rather than get the swift relief of death. People like this often get tortured in the prisons too so I'd rather feed him to the other men locked up so they can make his life miserable or even kill him themselves. Is that cold-hearted of me to say? Maybe, but it's only fair after what these serial kidnappers/killers do to their victims.
Alexandra was just a victim of the incompetence of the Romanian Police. I really hope Luiza is still alive. What is sad is that those 2 idiots didn't get any punishment for what they did...
“He’s asleep next to me, I’m trying not to wake him.” “Oh ok, so let me keep asking you questions that aren’t even that important right now, to make the odds of you waking him even worse.”
Those questions are asked to keep the victim focused and calm while the dispatcher triangulates the call. It takes a buttload of time when people call 911 using cellphones instead of landlines.
@@sabrinarosario6499 I understand that, but it’s still a super risky thing to do. Like he was in the same room as her, he could’ve easily woken up. Seems safer to just answer the necessary questions and stay on the line but be quiet.
i still dont see how those questions were unneccessary, the dispatcher was asking questions like that just incase the kidnapper wakes up, and the dispatcher was asking if she could find any way out of the building so that they can get out of the house quickly or atleast get near the door so the girl could get rescued quickly without getting shot or hurt by the kidnapper, theyre also keeping up conversations to keep them calm and keep them on the line as long as possible
@@x-force7961 You do realize that it's not like the movies right? It's not instantaneous LOL. It takes about 5-10 minutes of an active call to get a proper trace. Talking about being a dumb fuck but you watch too many movies. Dumb fuck.
@@x-force7961 tbh i think this operator done a perfect job considering the amount of fake calls they get daily, some questions and actions may seem stupid but its all for good reasons imagine wasting time on tracking and sending out squad cars full of armed police to every prank call (which still happens) wasting resources meant to be there for the real thing
@@val3454 Because cellphones and phones bounce off off whichever radio tower provides the strongest signal at that exact time, so they have to triangulate the location instead of the tower.
it’s so scary that she would’ve been killed if she didn’t call
Yea
The last woman didn’t even last a week....
And that he probably killed her when he realize that she is talking to the police... I think I wouldn't call the police in that moment, I would have to much fear
... God only knows how many future victims she saved as well ...
Terrell Bone what kind of stupid comment is that? You don’t know if that’s not what he likes to do keep some girls for a time use them then kill them. It seems to be a pattern
The scariest part is it took 20MINUTES for cops to get there!
Blue Lotus it didn’t say it took 20 minutes to arrive it said after 20 minutes she was rescued
Daran Thomas no it said after 20 minutes on the line*
@@itsmauddd2023 911 doesn't hang up till the person is found or rescued for all I know
Right
They made it there without an address ... that’s should tell you a lot
"...Please hurry"
that small phrase is what really freaked me out
TheUnrealFairy me too
When she says " Tell them to come back " it really got me, she sounds like she's about to cry.
BoTW sequel
@@stopreadingthisusername9528 same here when she said that I panicked
For me it's "Oh shit. I woke him up."
It became 1000% more serious when they started talking about bodies they found.
No cap went from scary to terrifying
you just didn't know that often happens after; now you know. it was scary from the start when you know the modus operandi.
Right! Legit same thoughts as the video ended! Wow… people can be so insane it’s so f#%Ked up 😒
Ending of video was holy shit!
Exaaactlyyy!@!!
"are you tied up now?"
"I kinda freed myself"
Girl you smart and brave
it's hard to pick up a phone and operate it while tied up. It was a waste of a question where every second counts.
UNBREAKABLE.... she alive dammit! It's a miracle. But seriously, females be strong as hell....
shaka mata _ African pride what the fuck
@shaka mata _ African pride No, but making a comment like that does mean you can clearly be insensitive
@shaka mata _ African pride I agree
just imagine the relief when the cops got her out of the house
Just imagine the relief of your parents when you tell them you aren't gay
@@charon_lix ok boomer
@@Ace_52 Ok zoomer
Both of you should get married.
@@repolloasmuo nah im not into degenerates
Everyone's saying how lucky she is to be alive but she is *extremely* lucky the kidnapper *FELL ASLEEP*
Exactly
Ugh, just thinking what had him so knocked out like that. Even the police said "still sleeping"? But at least she has her life. Now she has a lifetime of this memory 🙏🏼
Demi G like that’s a good thing
@@adamanon3371 no, not a good thing, just so tramatic that maybe she can and will use this pain as a teachable moment. Nothing good about this incident.
Demi G you misread my comment...
“i’ve been abducted and i am trapped in a room while he’s sleeping”
“can you get out of the room?”
“ah shit, didn’t even think about that one, thanks mate.”
‘Yes, I can get out of the room and out of the house too. Thanks Sherlock’
🤣🤣🤣
U know all these details will decide her fate right? If she couldn't get out of the room, it means that the police would have to guess which house it is without waking the suspect up and taking the girl hostage, or escaping.
Do u notice how the dispatcher wanted the girl to look out of the window?
Hahahah XDDD
Yeah... I heared kidnappers keep all the doors wide open nowadays...
I felt that “please come back” comment. So horrible.
They have ASU campus here . Victims have been snatched and thrown a vehicle in broad daylight - grown adults .That's how fast it happens .
Same here
That was the worst !!! They obviously know abducted girl is in the area why would they leave !
@@piglette0928 they didn't leave, they search other areas they must have missed the house she's in coz she doesn't even know the color of the house
Why they can't have a technology to pinpoint the location of the call right away in case that the call got disconnected they know where it is ?
Girl is a goddam warrior for being brave enough to do that
Thank god she got rescued
She'll be one of those dead bodies
And nobody did this he will be just stacking bodies in his home
@Gaming_ 189 nah but I think the idea is that God is *our* thing so if you dont like believe in him why say his name
Gaming_ 189 True. Not everyone is religious. But u said “no one cares.” That’s not true, because there are religious ppl, as well. That’s all I’m sayin. Peace be with u 🙏🏾
@Active_ daisy Lol Not everyone believes in God. They don't mean to be rude, but it's just something people say.
Folasade I the dude only had a taser I could have killed him easily
My heart dropped when she asked if there was a window and she said “Yeah I’m looking out of it tell them to come back”
i dont understand this part pls explain
She probably saw the cops pass by the house and was trying to get them to come back
They didn’t know what house remember she said No when the dispatcher asked her. She told them she was across the street from a laundromat.
Why the hell did they leave
@@anonemoqq prolly cause they couldnt find signs that the house was occupied or something besides the caller didnt know the exact location, so that ended up making a larger search area
“PUT UP YOUR F**KING HANDS!” That would be the most satisfying and most badass thing I would have heard on a dispatch call in awhile. 😂😂😂
True bro
It gave me anxiety when the dispatcher was being so loud like she’s whispering for a reason
The voices are amplified
She's probably not on speaker
Seriously my heart was pounding!!!!
I would of been like can u please be quiet
Victoria...ikr. The dispatcher was a POS. I could have strangled her dumb ass
"Tell them to comeback." Instant chills. She remained so calm!
why did she say this? were they leaving?
@@furmal86 yep
@@adrianbrice7542 why the hell would they leave smh
Drose_since_06 they very likely did not leave, but walked pass the house she was in. They weren't trying to leave
@@ad7287 She couldn't describe the house, she just said it was opposite the laundromat on 4th street and it could have been any one of them. She seemed to have seen them from the window while they were trying to find the house (probably walked away from the one she was in, not knowing it was that one) so she told the operator to tell them to come back because it was the right one
That was heartbreaking when she said "tell them to come back". They almost missed her. I'm so happy she's safe now.
I can't believe they were about to leave... wtf
@@Domihork They weren’t about to leave lmao. They were looking for her. She didn’t know the address, so they were looking house to house. They passed hers. They weren’t leaving.
@@ThatsATHICC_RAY it so scary doe
I know right
@@Domihork Exactly.
she has no idea how many other lives she saved by her courage and pure luck. rip to the victims
my heart dropped at "oh no he just woke up."
my lord i had a fricking heart attack
me too
i was like 99% sure she ded
@@melvincordovez484 nice essay
How can a heart drop? What do you mean? It's impossible
@@Naga-Nation what? It’s a saying. When it feels like your chest falls into your stomach. You have never felt this? Lol
"Are you able to escape the building "
Sis if she could get out she wouldn't be calling.
I know right
asking questions no matter how “stupid” keeps her talking and calm
@@jasbuggg yeah but in this situation...she had to make zero noise
The person keeps asking questions so that the police can still track the call
@@powder5236 they have to keep the call on and going to track it, but not necessarily make her talk. The dispatcher could've just told her to stay quiet and keep reassuring the victim.
Could you hear the pain in her voice when she said " tell them to come back" OMG it was like she was about to lose all hope.
Mk J I’m a little confused. What did she mean by “tell them to come back?”
@@angieeee6780 is English your first language
Mk J yes
@@angieeee6780 she was losing hope and i could hear that from how she sounded.
Mk J yes but what did she mean by saying “tell them to come back”? Who to come back? Where had they gone? Did they pass the house? That’s why I’m a bit lost.
She literally saved her own life! They found three bodies, she could’ve been #4 !!!!
@@wanderer4262 Jesus Christ that is scary
This girl made EVERYTHING to survive. Explained the house, went out of the room and everything. She just gave a police a murder.
Liloh Rydstrom yeah I’ve read about it. I don’t wish death anybody but judge knows better and I guess everyone gets what they deserve.
The just identified his last victim through DNA search. She left her boyfriend and kids in Louisiana and was selling magazine subscriptions and sold one to his Mom. He offered her a ride when he spotted her a few weeks later and killed her. Dana Lowrey was her name, no one ever cared enough to report her missing. Sad.
Patricia McCormick :(((( very sad. Didn’t about that. Thank’s!
Poor girl!!!!! My heart aches for her!
Serial killer*
“I’ve been abducted”
Dispatcher “can u leave the house?”
"Right, why didn't I think about that before! Thanks!"
wow thanks operator! you’re amazing!
what does abducted mean?
@NPC #10101010101 Wow, a person that is clearly abducted before, amazing.
Gacha Møon ღ calm down they might be young
i put the biggest smile on my face when the police went in the bedroom and yelled “show me your hands. put up your fucking hands”
Yep- That’s what cussin’s for
Isn't it inappropriate to use the F word when you are on the job. In Asia, your job will be in trouble in many such cases.
In America, it’s different, and, of course, this was a very very rare case. Also, in crisis training as a citizen, I was told to yell vile language at an attacker to show power on their level...
@@vaibhav3946 who said this was taken place in asia
@@striderm8389 Ahh makes sense... Handling citizens who have guns is beyond my imagination. American cops must be always careful!
The fact that’s she’s calm when she said “please hurry” means she had matured throughout the situation enough to be patient and not shout on the phone. Truly inspiring
She doesn't wants to die she can't shout!
Bro if she'd shouted, the kidnapper would've woken up?
You can feel that hurry was terrifying of the possible consequences
Why would she shout? Are you thinking before you comment? No one would shout in this situation unless they want to wake the kidnapper up. 🤦🏻♀️ obviously no one’s going to shout “HELP PLEASE HURRY!” Bc common sense would wake them up
Not wanting to die is very mature indeed.
they should make a 911 texting thing for this. Sometimes you CANNOT talk in situations like this.
Edit: Hey y’all! Back 10 months later! Thank you all for the likes. I have read about this and this will most likely be a thing across the US by 2021. :)
Dude this changes EVERYTHING!!!
It exists. Just not everywhere.
Would be too much trolls
Also you cannot track the call.
@@XxXsAxOsXxX you don't think they're not tracking our cells regardless of calls?
She's tryna stay quiet and the 911 lady is conducting a whole ass interview
They have to
@@BewareCalamity no
@@Ruebenbayona it's their job, they have to. They can get fired if they don't
@@Frog_Driver I dont know the questions she asked were so stupid CAN YOU LEAVE THE ROOM bruh she wouldn't be talkin to the 911 operator if she could
@@Ruebenbayona yep
Woman: I've been kidnapped, he's sleeping and if I move he'll wake up
Dispatcher: SORRY COULD YOU PLEASE SPEAK UP I'M HAVING DIFFICULTY HEARING YOU
Lmaoo! oh man im going to hell
I was getting so triggered omg
Oof Xd
tbh if i was the dispatcher my dumbass would do the same
Mam cant hear you still. Pls speak up.. hehe and pls dont get murdered there hehe.. cant hear you sorry.
I’m telling y’all as someone who was duct taped and a gun to their head! I don’t think I would’ve had her courage when my incident happened. So glad she’s ok. You’re a strong woman. Thankfully my attackers stole and then left us without shooting us. That takes guts! Thank you Jesus!
We all have a different response don’t be hard on yourself everything happens for a reason maybe staying calm and not trying anything is what saved you and didn’t trigger them to do anything ❤
When i heard that he killed other 2 he abducted i was chilled !!!!
Yes, it is so sad -- the psychotic killer's name is Shawn Grate. He admitted to raping and killing at least 5 other women, and there is evidence that he killed even more. Even though Ohio has the death penalty, he was given life imprisonment without parole. The name of this woman (on the 911 call) has not been publicly released, but it is a matter of fact that her actions stopped this serial killer.
Edit: My mistake -- as mentioned by ew1128 below, Grate WAS sentenced to death for the murders of two of his victims, but his execution was stayed pending appeal. He was sentenced to life imprisonment for the other 3 murders. My mistake -- I was reading about the 3 murders and didn't know that he was sentenced to death for the other 2 -- thanks to ew1128 for the correction.
@@L35inColorado OMG ...he should receive death penalty that way too inhumane !!
@Julia Mimi yeah i thought the same but he turned out to be so much more evil !!
@@rohitrikhi Yes, I agree that he should have gotten the death penalty. Hopefully he will not hurt the prison guards and the other prisoners, but we can only hope that he won't do that since now the prison guards and other prisoners have to deal with him for the rest of his life, and he might not even change...so he will still have others in danger. He seems to me a perfect case for the death penalty.
The death penalty is weird concept for me if you think that someone has done some truly horrific things without remorse. Seeing as you'd also give a beloved pet or family member in severe pain the same ending, without trying to sound like a dick.
Lifetime in prison with someone working their darndest on getting the catch that keeps him from feeling bad for what he did to click loose. Then a lifetime of guilt. *That* imo, is a punishment. The only good one I can imagine, without becoming savages ourselves.
I guess the whole "death penalty, but you're on death row for an undisclosed period of time" also carries a torture-aspect that punishes, however.
It's crazy how if she didn't make a phone call. She would be never found again.
It’s actually a bit interesting to think of what could’ve went differently with anything if they did something else
@@luvbIoom fuck off
@@luvbIoom not interesting, horrifying as fuck
@@alienpotato1834 yeah
thats called butterfly effect
*whispers* “I’m kidnapped”
“IM SORRY, YOU’RE WHAT?”
*whispers* “I’m kidnapped”
“OOOOOH YOU’RE KIDNAPPED OK”
Sure , i'd also ask twice
@@mamouilletten1562 I think they were trying to like.. bring out how LOUD the dispatcher was talking
First thing: ikr?
And second thing that was the best rickroll ever lol
So you expect the dispatcher to whisper too? It's not like the kidnapper can hear the dispatcher!
Exactly but it's true that smartphones have a loud sound if you don't put it to the minimium , this can be loud and compromising
Now this is amazing. The dispatcher was sweet and the woman was successfully saved. These kinds of stories are so scary, but when they have a happy ending, it’s one to tell to everyone. I’m so glad the woman was saved and I hope she is doing great now! God bless the policemen and the dispatcher and this poor woman.
That 20 mins must've felt like a whole lifetime for her😨😨
1:25
@@l... what
@@kennycw2740 it’s locked
@@l... what is locked
@@kennycw2740 the door
" Is there a bathroom in the house "
No. He goes to the laundry mat across the road.
Laundy mat😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
The 911-woman asked because bathrooms usually have locks on them. So the caller could hide in the bathroom and lock the door while waiting for help, or climb out the window. But she's stuck.
LMAOO
It was an abandoned building so maybe
probably not just the 3 bodies they found were his only victims, those were likely just the ones they found...scary
she also saved tons of other possible lives
They found 5 in total
Yeah, they found 5 :(
@@melvincordovez484 God bless you :)
@@melvincordovez484 fck off missionary
@@melvincordovez484 Bruh not the time to spread your fantasy stuff.
Abductee: “I’ve been abducted.”
Dispatcher: “But you’re at the laundromat?”
This was nuts! I was losing it! Thankfully this brave, amazing young woman was calm and the dispatcher came to her senses. What a horrific situation to be in.
Oh my goodness tears are running down my face. I have to applaud this woman and her bravery. Oh my word. Serial killer? Serial rapist?
When she said tell them to come back, my heart started racing. Good job
You can say it's similar to Rose saying 'come back' in Titanic movie.
And it's all because it's a woman?
TheEnlightened One what?
Eve Storm I'm just saying. It doesn't matter if it were a woman or a man. It's the same thing. You dont have to emphasize the woman in the comment. She could have just left it at "she was really brave doing what she did." Stuff like this happens daily. The reaction isnt or shouldnt be different wheather the person was white black a girl or boy.
TheEnlightened One I mean whenever I see anyone brave I say either “that’s a brave man” or “that’s a brave woman”. It’s just a factual statement, no it doesn’t matter their gender but she’s just stating the fact that she is a brave woman, nothing wrong with that.
Omgosh, when they said they found bodies my mouth was left hanging open! That means he was 100% going to kill her & she would be dead if she didn't get lose to make that call!
Mine too! Horrible
Same. I was dumbfounded. I'm so happy she got out alive.
Felt that too
@Emmy you carry a strap on at all times?
@Emmy chill buddy it was just a joke. No need to lose your shit
Victim: "he wants to shoot me, he is loading his gun right now".
Dispatcher: 'is he breathing?'
Ed19601 istg
duuuurrrrrrrr
Ed19601 I made the 1k likes 1.1k
@@emilybri8379 thank you :-)
@@emilybri8379 I disliked your comment
The fact that the officers almost left when they didn’t see anything in the house... wtf
i dont think they left, they were probably walking around the outside of the house and just happened to pass the window she was going to be at because she wasnt there yet when they passed
@@shoyrushoyru The 911 dispatcher is outrageous. The victim said she's abducted, her abductor is in the house and she give the address. That's enough to dispatch armed cops and tell them to expect the worst. Many of her questions in lihht of the situation werw not necessary. Just irritating.
@@HusseinDoha people often misses the obvious stuff, like when you call a tech support for forgetting to plug in or turn the power on. The victim was in a horrible state, the dispatcher needs to keep her calm by asking question about her surrounding and help her navigate the way to safety. And the police does not have the exact address of the building.
@HusseinDoha they need to know the exact spot and real-time situation. What if the moment they arrived the bad guy held that girl hostage?? It's not as easy as you think calm down
911: "any way you could get out of the building?"
Caller: *yeah, just did it im free now, bye.*
911: *bye.*
lmao
Lol right?? The questions were ridiculous.
el psi kongroo exactly
darkexcalibur87 the questions were to calm her and distract her while help is on its way
@@lunaalthea2237 how is pointing out how helpless she is going to calm her down
Caller : “whispering”
Dispatcher: “ SO ARE YOU TIED UP NOW HUH? “
Lol
I was face palming so hard
I slapped my forehead so harddddd
I know right
Well she might have just been able to get one hand free but not the rest of her bindings. It is a good question still.
You watch one of these types of videos and suddenly your recommenders is nothing but these
😂😂😂true!!
FoxPandaGames same
FoxPandaGames lmao 😂😂
FoxPandaGames I know, ugh.
Hey I'm not complaining
I'm so teary eyed to her situation and listening to her. That is so scary. No one should ever experience this. I'm glad that you're saved.
I hope this will never happen to anyone.
My heart is beating so hard! I'm so glad she had the courage to call for help. Because of her a murderer is off the streets.
Kidnaper not murder I don't think he killed her lol
yeah the two dead bodies in the building were unrelated...
William Jenkins you idiot
Totes normal to have remains of 2 bodies laying around the house. Hes not a murderer or nothing.
Rich Checkmaker There were 3 bodies and he killed one for sure
Im crying. Clearly this story could have ended very differently.
Aramaru 1837 because she a fucking disease
homeiswonderland pussy.
Lighten up on the sissy, Assholes.
Would have been another one added to his killing streak.
Seriously why don’t dispatchers just get help there instead of asking so many questions? This is heart wrenching
Victim: _I've been abducted, I need to be quiet_
Dispatcher: 🇼🇭🇦🇹
This is hella over used
😂😂😂😂😂
The person be like *WHAT DOD YOU SAYYYYY!!!* it's just like my mom lol!
O K A Y!
the mics are close to their face
When she said "tell them to come back".....I felt a chill and her fear....my gosh!! What horror! So happy she was rescued!
Was I the only getting stressed by the operator,she was being so loud and asking the dumbest question
I think she was just asking questions to keep her calm
the volume is amplified to make us hear better the girl that is whispering, and she asks “the dumbest questions” cause she has to keep her calm while they’re tracking the phone to localize her
Anthony Gates *you’re *an
rat kid good one!
Couldn't the girl just put the phone on the floor or something if it was to attempt to use geolocation data?
I was frustrated that the dispatcher didn't seem to pay attention to one of the first things she said about being across the street from the laundromat.
anyone else click this after watching the pizza 911 call *edit:* hello everyone this is crazy that so many people also came from the pizza 911 call i just randomly commented this but apparently youtube recommends us all the same things lol
M e
woah
yep
yep damnnn
Yeah
Yeah...
if i ever have to call 911, i'll pray to god i get this dispatcher
Mayank Tripathi - Hell yeah, I'm with ya there. This dispatcher was awesome. Patient, not talking too loud but still speaking clearly (a lot of them talk way too damn loud even in situations like this one where they ought to know better), staying with her and giving her sound advice and keeping calm... all in all this dispatcher was remarkable. She and the caller sounded like a real team, trying to get her outta there asap.
This dispatcher should be proud of herself, for real :)
lol both of you some dumb bitches she sucked asking dumb ass questions of course pasty bitches like u guys would say that
master cheef - What about my comment leads you to assume I'm "pasty" (which I'm taking to mean "white", indicating to me that you're black, or just non-white, at least)? Care to name an example of what you mean, exactly? Or give an idea of what you'd do differently if you were the dispatcher? The woman made it out safely, despite the apparent dumbassedness of the dispatcher's questions, so I don't really see what you're on about, there.
If you ACTUALLY have a real answer to any of those questions, I'm actually curious to know... but I don't think you do. I think your brain just discharged a bit of mental waste on the YT comments section. You should probably get that checked out. 'Cuz the kind of DENSE MOTHERFUCKERS who mudsling on someone's race WHEN THEY CAN'T EVEN SEE OR HEAR THE PERSON TO BEGIN WITH are the same kind of people who wind up making Darwin Award-worthy decisions.
So fucking dim, for chrissake...
master cheef you're dumber lmao
Are you fucking kidding or brainwashed?
I'm really glad she was able to call for help. God bless the ones who helped her and the girl!
Caller: "I've been shot in the chest."
Dispatcher: "Okay. Who is the fourth President of Rwanda?"
Mouldy CPU I’m done
🤣🤣🤣
I know this sounds silly, but from what I've heard the callers try to keep you on the phone and keep you calm by asking you certain questions.
Caller: "I'm buried underground."
Dispatcher: "What is the full set of pi"
@@manykarma6180 dispatcher: How long is his shlong
It was so satisfying to hear them say “put up your fucking hands!”
2:02
The most satisfying thing I’ve heard from a long time really..
Same I was so happy
I actually laughed when I heard this cuz dat man got.....
TRIGGERED 😂
Cops yell it to me for crossing against a light. They love their power and guns.
@@georgezinn1804 Maybe they should subdue people with lollipops and slogans? smh
20 minutes must've felt like an eternity.
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Nekysha Harrigan i it the longest most nerve-racking minutes of your life when you are waiting for help to arrive... trust me.
The calmness in her voice is amazing. So brave.
Jesus,if she didn’t have the courage to make that call,she would have been the next victim.
Jesus. That's absolutely 100% correct. How utterly terrifying that is. And how desperately scary it must have been to make the decision to make the phone call and try and quietly grab his phone and sneak over to the other side of the room 😖
I don't think I could have done that. I probably would have just accepted my apparent fate.
I feel sorry for everyone who has gone through this, those who didn't make it out alive..., and the ones in it right now. I hope they can find the courage to escape/find peace in their hearts again
@@bkninja3172 you have nothing to lose when you do that
@@qqqq6163 I suppose that's true
Omg she barely escaped a serial killer. What a brave woman! God bless her 💙
Christina Kaur she was so brave to talk on the phone while hes with her at the same room
Christina Kaur God isn't even real
Studio Papa Please leave
Chris Thomson He created you.
Chris Thomson You believing God isn't real is RIDICULOUS wonder where you're going when you die.
Woman:"oh, shoot I woke him up"
Me: NO, THE DISPATCHER DID!
I don't think anyone woke him up, plus he probably couldn't even have heard the dispatcher. Phones are really quite and its just louder for us to hear.
Bruno Melon people don’t seem to understand that the dispatcher is not on speaker phone and she could turn the volume down on her phone
Bruno Melon Phones are not quiet. Unless I have super hearing or something. I can hear peoples conversations sometimes clearly. Unless they have their volume all the way down of course.
THE DISPATCH IS NOT ON SPEAKER DUMB ASS
1:16 look closely. It says DISPATCHER
she kept calm and was composed during the whole call, not many people can do that in such a disturbing situation. I respect her guts in making the call right next to him, many things could've gone wrong that night and I'm glad she was rescued and the bastard was caught. RIP to other victims they couldn't get to in time.
All these people surprised it took 20 minutes... Meanwhile I live in an area where it takes an hour or more, if the police even decide to show up.
At my old house once, we called police because there were 2 guys with a knife trying to break in. It took the cops 30 minutes to come even though there's a FRIKEN POLICE STATION 5 MINUTES AWAY
Kim in the philippines it took you almost a day and a little chance of surviving
Maria Maria Are you serious? Sorry for my ignorance but why it Takes so long?
Kim GIRL I FEEL YOU THE POLICE SHOW UP 4 HOURS LATER IN NEW YORK
Accidentally had caps on and didnt notice but too lazy to retype that
wow that's fuckin terrible. In my city in canada, someone was recently murdered and the police haven't really been active on the case. they don't give a shit. some lazy ass cops..
she was so brave.
She truly was.
Lolly Ann yes
Lolly Ann yea
Why are y’all bullying the dispatcher: she kept her tone extremely calm which they are trained to do in order to keep the caller calm. Her voice isn’t that loud and is amplified so WE can hear it, and when the kidnapper woke up she thought quickly and told the caller to “just put the phone down” AND it had a happy ending. Give her credit she did her job very well
exactly
more than likely it was recorded by the dispatcher. thats why we hear her... She would not be heard on the other end by anyone else but the caller if the callers phone was not on speaker.
No that dispatcher should of gotten the info necessary to locate her and only spoke words of encouragement not bombard her with stupid questions
@@alwaysbroken9283 uh, she DID locate her. Aka how she was found. Do y’all just hate this specific dispatcher for some reason?
@@drelezar7745 the question should be why are you so blind to what she wrong 😑
“ right across from The 4th street laundry mat” (repeated twice)
Dispatcher; “ are you in the laundromat “
Dispatchers waste a lot of time asking question that have already been revealed by the caller, as well as too many “Huh’s”!
First of all, they need to let people under stress know exactly the moment that an officer has been dispatched, so they can be hopeful that a rescue plan is a go.
Third, let her know what to do if her abductor awakens, I would tell her. Do not speak at all, do not risk getting caught, just listen to my voice, then console her, 911 Operators act as if they aren’t going to dispatch until they get enough information.
"911 what's your emergency?
*whispering* "I've been abducted..."
"wHAt?!*
Glad she’s safe 🙏🙏🙏
She was *whispering.* Of course she couldn’t hear, idiot.
Thats a mistake, time's ticking, you dont waste time to let the caller repeat twice, move on to another question.
Damn... you make one comment and people get mad over nothing
wusmarmalade yeah
She's lucky to be alive, he's had a killing streak 😲
3 kills = uav
Daniel Ross 😂😂😂
911 operator did a great job she wasn’t getting upset and asked stupid questions like most 911 operators do she almost whispered too keeping everything calmed great job lady who ever you are
Sarah Ann Denny she is
Daniel Ross 😂😂😂😂
the terrifying moment was when she was looking outside the window and said please hurry
Also, where she mentions that the owner of the house was on the verge of waking up. Should this call have been delayed, the ending might have not resulted in a victory for her and a successful escape.
JEEEZZ.. My body is freezing listen to their conversations 😱..
This girl has a great self-control during her scariest time..
May God bless her and us..
Holy shit.. She would have made the third body if she havent called
AwesoMESS 4th actually
4th
6th
7rd
8th
"Tell them to come back"
Holy Hell, I was having a nervous breakdown.
Ikr, whydid the police leave tho if she was right there smh
@@ad7287 Remember at the start when they asked her the address and if she could describe the house? All she knew is that it was opposite the laundromat on 4th street, they didnt have a specific house. So they were probably trying to find the right one, didn't realise which one she was on or that they were walking away from the correct house. So she told the dispatcher to tell them to go back to the house they were just at
@@cxmaggydom3615 ohh, so they weren't leaving and dismissing the case, they were just tryna find the right house. That makes heaps more sense
Hell is NOT HOLY. WATCH YOUR WORD
@@mariejoanbanasanluis3646 okay mum
So glad he stayed asleep long enough for her to make that call.
Probably drugged out. POS
@Tao Ya how do u tase someone to death... its not a gun where you get to shoot multiple bullets and all you do is pull a trigger.
@Tao Ya Pretty sure it doesn't kill
@@mursular6994 you can choke a person 😑
@@mursular6994 she said that he had taser but you see how can we be sure that he just got a taser. He might have weapons hinding.
This happened in my hometown of Mansfield, my mom actually knew him through friends. I met him before, he was pretty quiet. He kept trying to get my mom out on a date. She felt like he was odd, definitely had some bad bad vibes around him.
Wow that's crazy!! Your mum is a smart woman !
@@19xxmichelle she definitely was! She ran NA meetings, which happens to be where he met most of his victims. He was still going to meeting up until about a week or so before he was caught
dang that's wild, glad your mom never went with him on a date
That guy could’ve been your stepdad
@@ngachuyen1934 or my moms murderer more likely. She knew he had some “skeletons in his closet” she could read people and their intentions real well.
Girl: “I’ve been abducted and I’m trapped in a room with the guy. He’s sleeping.”
Dispatcher: “Could you wake him up and ask him the address? Actually, could you put me on speaker?”
underrated comment
Hahahahha
LmAo i- 😂😭
Hahaha seriously
Exactly
Is anybody else thinking how much pressure is on the dispatcher when they receive such emergency calls?
J Will no they aren’t but now they have the situation of life and death in there hands so that’s why they seem super stressed and nervous and ask anything about the target
@@2point844 exactly. I mean its their responsibility completely that somebody is confiding in them with their life. They could either lead the person to live or die.. even if the smallest mistake is made
Manal I couldn’t agree more people such as J WILL don’t think Into stuff like this and just go straight to blurting whatever it is they have to say out with absolutely zero points or evidence
@@2point844 hahaha indeed
Does anybody else think that a 911 dispatcher would be mentally trained for situations like this so they won't panic and be pressured?
Woman: whispering "Help me"
911: *HUH?*
You literally just said she was whispering... kinda explains why she couldn’t hear idiot
Rite. She was all LOUD 😂😐
Kelli Scott it’s right*......
@@RealNaisuCinema I think he meant that the dispatcher didn't need to say it so loudly. But oh well, it would sound soft on the other side anyway.
I mean try to listen to this without reading you wouldn't understanding half what they are talking about it's always ont these 911 calls that they sound as if they are talking from a banana
MIGHTY GOD
THANK YOU FOR SAVING HER
IM GLAD U GOT THE COURAGE TO CALL N NOT PANIC🙏🙏🙏🙏
The operator needs to stop talking so loud.
Its not loudly, if you hear them in the phone its like your normal conversation. But this was recorded from their line so ofc it sounds loud.
L.O.V.E Drive 😂😂do u have a phone?😭😂😂😂😂😂😂
She needs to stop talking all together having a chat just the address and I've been kidnapped is enough at this point really!!!
@@beaucrawley1191 they need all the facts so they can help her better. Knowing if there's windows, weapons is essential in situations as such.
@@itzCreamStew she could have gotten little soft, I've heard calls in similar situations and some operators started to speak soft when they knew what the situation was
“Can you leave the house”
Girl: ah shit homie, my fault, didn’t even think about that one
Damn foo, this shit wasn’t even funny, how’d I grab 1K on this comment lmao
😂 I laughed too hard at this
STOP MAKING ME LAUGH
She had to wait until the cops got there though then she can leave the house safely.
😂😂😂
lmao like seriously tho they always mostly ask stupid questions
Wow she's so brave!
thtktgrl I am your 1k like
Im ur 1K like apparently:v
Initially i thought the dispatcher spoke too much but i must admit, huge relief when i heard the cops in the back!
thtktgrl I know right!
Walter C. Dornez lmao I mean yeah she was in the same room dumbass. That’s a hell of a risk for him to hear her,but whatever
"I'm locked in a room, he's sleeping."
"Can you get out of the building?"
"Ah yes of course, didn't cross my mind, thanks, bye"
caller: (whispers) I’ve been abducted.
DISPATCHER: (SCREAMS) WHAT I CANT HEAR U TALK LOUDER!!!
Right?!
xD lol she doesn't scream
Blah Cool >> I KNOW!! RIDICULOUS ISNT IT, THATS PROBLY WHAT WOKE HIM UP!! THE Dispatcher BIG MOUTH, WHAT AN IDIOT!!
No its loud on the dispatcher side but it isn't loud for the caller
Caller: Please hurry...
Dispatcher: HUH?? ARE YOU INJURED??!!
This is why our parents are so protective of us.. they don’t want this to happen to us
That world is evil. Dont trust anyone but your mom n father. Period. Qanon is a good organisation but will take time to find all these dirt bags.
Trust no one. Make yourself a force. Never assume you are safe. Always keep your third eye open.
some people’s parents are the evil ones
👅
@@evalzeyn9730 my dad left me
She is brave as hell!! When she said oh shit I woke him, I started screaming...run!!!!!
Sameee
Run where? Under the bed?
This is why we need to teach our daughters and granddaughters street smarts and not just self defense! The only reason she got out alive is she used her head and kept calm and was thinking...
I hope and pray that this has not scarred her for life and that she goes on to have a full and happy life... Those other women did not get the chance. Don't let that genetic defect win in your mind, Request to view his execution and put it all behind you sweetie...
I still can't believe the police almost missed her. Imagine he could've waken up and get the phone. The way she whispered -"Tell them to come back" just made me sad. Thank god she is safe now
You can hear on the call (damn the cut) that it only took half a minute from that part to the police enter that house. The reason is that they got the location but they do not know exact house. So in that case, they will break the searching teams (around 10-20 members) into smaller groups and find in different direction. So anyway, they would not miss her, or slower the process.
great job , to the cops and the lady who took the call
PaulinePam Richard .. exactly thank God it was not one of those crazy despatch people who belittle and harass the caller or saying Speak up talk louder or I'll hang up.. I hate those stories of the Shitty Despatch people who Screw Things Up and End Up Hanging Up on Them..Good Job Despatch person and GOOD JOB to the WOMAN for having the Nerve and Guts to MAKE THAT CALL... glad she's OK...
Cherry Weed
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PaulinePam Richard yeep
***** yes .. Why bother to have a job that you are going to be bad at or have a crappy attitude... I sure would not take a job that I would be shitty at.. At least I know myself enough and care about others enough not to take a job where lives are depending on me if I did not want to do it perfectly.. Money or a Paycheck is never THAT important..
I'm sooo glad they got to her!😊
“I’ve been abducted”
“WAKE HIM UP AND HAVE HIM TAKE YOU TO THE BATHROOM”
Mrs. Beast I know that would have got her killed like omg they need to train that person better!!!
She asked if he'd let her go to the bathroom if she asked not ask to take her there
lmfao
@@dog_lover997 why don't u just be a dispatcher then? Seems like everyone can only judging without realizing how hard it is to become one. & that's not what she meant btw.
Ms. L 😂😂😂
That's so scary. I'm so glad she's okay.
Wow that girl saved her own life! What a champ.
I applaud that woman's strength, courage, and intelligence to get out of that situation alive, well done.
Half Demon more just human instinct rather than courage.
CNN sure has packed him with pride if you know what I mean.
Half Demon I know I don't know how she did it I wouldn't be able to, to be honest. I'd just panic and tell the person to shut up and come rescue me
Woman: "I've been abducted."
911: "What color are his shoes?"
The details the abductee was very vague, she didn't know the street or number, just landmarks. So the operator is doing her best to get as much details as possible. If she's able to identify a laundromat across the street, she may have other details.
woman: red
911: allright what size.. like louboutins? i mean can you try to see if its my size.. like 8.5-ish..
woman: --_--
@@Crazydude2116 Woman: *wakes up abductor* "What size do you wear?"
Abductor: "What...if you are talking to Joyce tell her for the last time I said no."
Woman: "Is this Joyce?"
911: ".......yes."
@@GrooveYouVerse I know their job is hard. But for some reason like 90% of operators have annoying voices. It is as if that is a requirement. No Troy Aikmans allowed.
@@FirstLast-zv5od hhahahaha
i got chills when they said they found 3 bodies of people he’s killed... shes lucky to have gotten out of that situation.
This is what the death penalty is for. When one is caught red handed and absolute evidence.
I mean, I for one believe it's more of a punishment to make them spend life in prison rather than get the swift relief of death. People like this often get tortured in the prisons too so I'd rather feed him to the other men locked up so they can make his life miserable or even kill him themselves. Is that cold-hearted of me to say? Maybe, but it's only fair after what these serial kidnappers/killers do to their victims.
When she said, "how much longer?" I didn't think there would be a happy ending.
Woman: “I’ve been abducted”
Dispatcher: “What pizza does he like?”
I got this reference :3
Lol i got recommended from that video.
@@seanbrosnan2074 me too
WTF
Haha I got it..
this could have ended in a very different end, I'm so glad she got rescued and made it alive
Me too.
me too
"Tell them to come back... Hurry..hurry".that hit hard.
Unfortunately that happend even in Romania with a 15 old girl, but the police took 20 hours to find her. Saddly it was to late for her. 😢
And that operator bitch told her to don’t keep the line busy...😢
Alexandra was just a victim of the incompetence of the Romanian Police. I really hope Luiza is still alive. What is sad is that those 2 idiots didn't get any punishment for what they did...
@@stefanproductions3386 ușor, dacă vorbim română nimeni nu înțelege. Și nu toți vorbitorii de limbă română sunt români.
@@stefanproductions3386 English video, english comment, why would we now change the language to romanian?
@@thebobbysisters :^)
“He’s asleep next to me, I’m trying not to wake him.”
“Oh ok, so let me keep asking you questions that aren’t even that important right now, to make the odds of you waking him even worse.”
Lol
Thank you for this comment. I was thinking the same thing.
Those questions are asked to keep the victim focused and calm while the dispatcher triangulates the call. It takes a buttload of time when people call 911 using cellphones instead of landlines.
@@sabrinarosario6499 I understand that, but it’s still a super risky thing to do. Like he was in the same room as her, he could’ve easily woken up. Seems safer to just answer the necessary questions and stay on the line but be quiet.
i still dont see how those questions were unneccessary, the dispatcher was asking questions like that just incase the kidnapper wakes up, and the dispatcher was asking if she could find any way out of the building so that they can get out of the house quickly or atleast get near the door so the girl could get rescued quickly without getting shot or hurt by the kidnapper, theyre also keeping up conversations to keep them calm and keep them on the line as long as possible
"It's the 4th street, across the laundromat. 4th... 4th street laundromat."
"Are you at the laundromat?"
I-
no kidding. LISTENING SKILLS
Some 911 operators are beyond stupid use her GPS location dumb fuck
@@x-force7961 You do realize that it's not like the movies right? It's not instantaneous LOL. It takes about 5-10 minutes of an active call to get a proper trace. Talking about being a dumb fuck but you watch too many movies. Dumb fuck.
@@x-force7961 tbh i think this operator done a perfect job considering the amount of fake calls they get daily, some questions and actions may seem stupid but its all for good reasons imagine wasting time on tracking and sending out squad cars full of armed police to every prank call (which still happens) wasting resources meant to be there for the real thing
@@val3454 Because cellphones and phones bounce off off whichever radio tower provides the strongest signal at that exact time, so they have to triangulate the location instead of the tower.
brought a tear to my eyes , poor woman